Charlotte Tilbury Fans Can Get 'Universal' Pillow Talk Product For £7.50 In New Cult...

The Cult Beauty x Lisa Potter Dixon The Art of Everyday Edit​ has been created with 'everyday' makeup in mind (Image: Cult Beauty)

For beauty fans looking for ways to enjoy a host of top-quality products without breaking the bank, a beauty box is always a good way to go. And Cult Beauty's latest edit in partnership with renowned make-up artist Lisa Potter Dixon is packed with iconic makeup brands and will only set shoppers back £7.50 each.

With names ranging from Fenty to Laura Mercier to Charlotte Tilbury, Cult Beauty explains that this haul has been created for 'everyone of all ages and skin tones' and boosts the 'everyday makeup routine with sheer colour and subtle radiance using versatile formulas to unlock an elevated, lit-from-within finish'.

The beauty edit claims to help shoppers save up to 70% on the products instead, rather than purchasing them full price. And with one of the makeup items inside valued at £30, this haul is pretty incredible.

The product in question is the Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Lip ⁘ Cheek Glow in 'Colour of Passion', which is loved for its easy-to-blend cream formula that delivers a dewy, sun-kissed glow. Made with Raspberry Leaf Stem Cell Extract , beeswax and Vitamin E, the Lip ⁘ Cheek Glow softens and hydrates the lips while it leaves the cheeks with a sheer, youthful radiance.

Shoppers adore its ease of application, with many people sharing how its perfect for on the go, with one fan of Charlotte Tilbury writing on its website: ⁘Love this, it's the one thing I go to when running out to the shop or just need a lift. At the other end of the scale, I love to use on my cheeks when going for the full-on going-out face.⁘

Instacart Launches Same-day Delivery For Health And Beauty Items

Instacart and Lush Cosmetics on Thursday launched same-day delivery from about 250 Lush stores in the U.S. and Canada.

Under the partnership, customers can order more than 600 Lush products through the Instacart platform, with delivery arriving in as little as one hour in some areas. Prices on the app will match in-store prices, the companies said.

Blake Wallace, vice president of retail partnerships at Instacart, said the agreement aims to expand delivery options for customers. Raman Khtaria, head of digital operations at Lush Cosmetics North America, said the partnership will broaden access to the company's products.

Retail customers using Toast will be able to onboard and sync inventory with the Instacart Marketplace. Restaurants will have access to Instacart Business for same-day delivery of supplies such as produce and pantry items.

Toast and Instacart plan to pilot the program early this year, with a full rollout expected later in 2026.

Charlotte Tilbury's €20 'Face Filter' Has Beauty Fans Ditching Foundation | Dublin...

Beauty fans are swapping foundation for a radiance boosting product from Charlotte Tilbury that mimics the flawless finish of a social media filter. The popular Hollywood Flawless Filter is available in a travel-friendly size for €20 , with a full-size version priced at €52 .

It's offered in four shades in the mini and 12 for the full size . This filter delivers a delicate hint of colour alongside a glow, smoothing the complexion without appearing cakey. It's versatile enough to serve as a primer, blend seamlessly with foundation, layer over base makeup, or wear solo for a natural look.

Customers should bear in mind the Hollywood Flawless Filter is designed as a complexion enhancer rather than a foundation. Anyone seeking fuller coverage might be better suited to a traditional liquid or powder base instead.

Alternatively, there's the Rimmel Multi-Tasker Better Than Filters at €14.94. This three-in-one skin tint is fortified with natural bio-peptides, including vitamins C and E, for a brightening boost.

Charlotte Tilbury's Hollywood Flawless Filter has racked up more than 6,800 reviews on the website, boasting an impressive 4.6 out of 5 star rating.

However, one customer wasn't convinced by the price tag or staying power. They remarked: ⁘Expensive gives a nice glow but after an hour or so it has gone⁘, awarding it just two stars.

This three star assessment noted: ⁘Not what I expected - but unsure how to use it⁘, so shoppers might want to check the website for tips and tricks.

The Armani Luminous Silk Foundation Is Back And Better Than Ever

That⁘s why I approached the updated Armani Luminous Silk Foundation with a mix of curiosity and caution. After all, when a foundation has stood the test of time through shifting trends, from ultra-matte to glass-skin glow, there⁘s not much you want changed. And yet, the Armani Luminous Silk has always been one of those rare formulas that transcends trends entirely.

The updated Armani Luminous Silk Foundation feels instantly familiar, but subtly better. The first thing I noticed was the texture. It⁘s slightly thicker than its predecessor, which initially gave me pause, but once applied, it melts into the skin effortlessly. It still spreads beautifully and settles without any heaviness, retaining that signature weightless feel.

Despite the richer texture, it remains breathable and flexible throughout the day. What really stood out to me was how well it held up around my nose area. This is usually where foundations reveal their weaknesses, especially on oilier skin. Even after hours of wear, there was no separation or patchiness. It stayed smooth and intact, which has become my personal litmus test for whether a foundation is truly well-formulated.

My skin looked fresh and luminous from morning through to evening, without feeling tight or uncomfortable, even in warm, humid conditions. The enhanced formula now offers 24-hour hydration, and it shows in how well the foundation wears over time.

Another noticeable improvement lies in the shade range and undertone accuracy. The Armani Luminous Silk Foundation now comes in 20 shades, enhanced by Armani⁘s precision pigment technology. Ultramarine pigments help prevent ashiness in deeper shades, while green pigments are blended into medium, neutral and warm shades to better suit olive undertones.

As someone with an olive undertone, this made a real difference. The shade matched my skin more precisely and blended seamlessly without pulling too yellow or dull. Once applied, the colour stayed true throughout the day, with no noticeable oxidation, which isn⁘t always a given.

Irina Shayk Goes For Gold In Bold Lace Midi-Dress Look

Irina Shayk delivered effortless elegance in a new photoshoot, stepping out in a shimmering gold lace midi-dress that highlighted her signature high-fashion presence. The model shared the striking images online, instantly drawing praise from fans and fashion watchers alike.

In the photos, Shayk posed in a delicate gold lace midi-dress layered beneath a classic beige trench coat. The look was paired with sparkling heels, sleek hair, and minimal accessories, allowing the intricate lace texture to take center stage.

The editorial also featured a series of black-and-white shots, where Shayk leaned into sharp tailoring and relaxed silhouettes, proving her versatility in front of the camera. Her poised expressions and confident posture gave the shoot a refined, editorial edge.

Fans quickly filled the comments with admiration, calling her "so gorgeous" and praising her timeless appeal. Others highlighted her intense gaze, writing, "It doesn't matter what you wear it's that look in your eye that is always calling."

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Supermodel Ashley Graham Launches A New Lambrusco

Lucci launches today at a price of $19.99 and is a Lambrusco style wine from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. Lucci is both fruit-forward and dry and described as "crisp, fruit-forward, ruby-red and refreshingly dry with notes of black cherry, blackberry and bright acidity." The new Italian wine brand will be sold at major retailers including Total Wine and Harris Teeter, as well as online channels ReserveBar and Wine.com.

In the U.S., Lambrusco had its heyday in the 1980s and was a top selling imported wine style until Italian winemakers began to tilt too heavily into sweet flavors that turned off American drinkers. Graham says she has found it difficult to hunt for Lambrusco at various restaurants and retail stores. With Lucci, she hopes to make Lambrusco more accessible and an approachable price point.

The idea to launch Lucci came three years ago while dining at the Los Angeles Italian restaurant Bestia, where Graham and her business partner, Danny Epstien, were having bone marrow, noshing on pasta dishes and sipping some Lambrusco. "And I said, 'Why don't we just make our own Lambrusco?,'" recalls Graham. Epstien is the founder of Los Angeles-based Skylark, an investment firm that focuses on consumer-facing brands, sports and entertainment.

The model reached out to an Italian winemaker on Instagram (Graham isn't disclosing who is making Lucci) and visited Emilia-Romagna four times to get the business off the ground, though it only took a couple of trips to get the flavor how Graham envisioned it.

"I knew that I didn't want to go so dry that it zinged down your throat," says Graham. "But I also knew I wanted to stay way, way, away from sweet."

The wine category, which generates $74.3 billion in annual revenue in the U.S., has plenty of offerings from celebrities including rapper Snoop Dogg's 19 Crimes, actor Brad Pitt's Miraval, and Avaline and Invivo X from actresses Cameron Diaz and Sarah Jessica Parker, respectively. But the category has faced challenges, including luring in younger drinkers, in part due to being stuck in the pricey fine dining "occasion" and not particularly youthful in its approach to marketing or branding.

Heidi Klum Serves Fiery Energy In Latex Leotard For New Music Release

Heidi Klum teased a new drop with Diplo in a latex attire. The promo shot reads like a single cover. The supermodel posted the studio image 10 hours ago with about 4.5K likes and 125 comments. Her caption announced "New Music Friday" on February 13 and confirmed "Red Eye" as her new single with the producer.

The look centers on a nude-illusion latex bodysuit with black flame graphics, styled like a latex stage leotard. The Victoria's Secret model doubles down with glossy, thigh-high stiletto boots and oversized black sunglasses.

The set stays minimal, using a gray seamless backdrop and hard studio lighting, while Diplo leans into dark shades and leather-heavy styling. Fans reacted quickly in the Instagram comments. One wrote, "Top?" Another said, "Oh beautiful ???" A third added, "Wou…queen ??"

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